Strategy buys 6,556 Bitcoin after BTC reaches monthly high

The biggest business bitcoin holder in the world, Strategy, bought 6,556 BTC for $ 555.8 million after the cryptocurrency crossed its monthly summit of $ 87,400.

According to a regulations deposit addressed in the United States Commission of securities On April 21, Michael Saylor’s company StrategyFormerly Microstrategy, bought 6,556 BTC (BTC) worth around 555.8 million dollars at the time of purchase. So far, the company has reached a BTC yield of 12.1% on an annual basis in 2025.

The company said that the purchase had been made using the product obtained from the common ATM and the Strk ATM. In the case of the strategy, the common automatic counter refers to the standard market offer action. Meanwhile, Strk ATM is the offer to the Privileged Strategy Actions Market, which is Strk. Both are used to generate capital by selling stocks directly on the market.

The latest purchase of the strategy bears its total Bitcoin Holdings to 538,200 BTC worth around 36.47 billion dollars at an aggregated purchase price. On average, each BTC owned by the strategy is estimated at $ 67,766.

During the last day of negotiation, Bitcoin managed to unravel its previous monthly summit, reaching $ 87,638. The last time BTC reached more than $ 87,400 was back on March 28, before he had a major crisis in early April.

At the time of the press, BTC increased by more than 3.5%. It is currently negotiated at a price of $ 87,273.

Only a week before the purchase of today, strategy bought 3,459 BTC for $ 285.8 million between April 7 and April 13. At the time, Bitcoin failed to get back to his $ 100,000 precedent.

In early April, Michael Saylor’s software company declared This could consider selling your Bitcoin holdings to reimburse its financial obligations. The sale of Bitcoin would become the only option of the company if it does not guarantee funding via equity or debt.

As previously indicated by Crypto.News, the company has accumulated a debt of approximately $ 8 billion as well as financial pressures with $ 35 million in annual interest payments and $ 150 million in annual dividends.